The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
PERSONAL.
ALBERT sErssrL ia in New York.


f +. LARKIN, of Nashville, formerly |
a Memphian, is in the city.
PROF. @. P. wISKLER ia on the up
grade from siege OF high lever.
MISS LIZZIE K. TRAYsER has gone to
Baltimore ON visit to relatives and
friends.
O. B. GALLOWAY, the genial proprie-
tor Of the Peabody, has returned from
New York.
CAPT. Tom HRIsrAND and wife, OF
Poplar street, have gone to Holly
Springs, Miss. .t rtp
PROFESSOR and Mrs. W. Z. Hughes
leave Thursday for Nashville, where
they will reside in future.
CAPT. PAT. HACKkTT, OF the police
force, reported for duty yesterday
after serious illness OF several days
duration.
Mr. AND MRS. G. RBINAcH, who left
Nav 9th for a trip to Europe, arrived
at Paris, France, on the 23d of May
having had very pleatant trip.
Gus KLENKE has gone to New York.
There he will be Joined by his sister
and the two will sail for Europe to
spend two months with relatives.
DR.. G B. THORNTON has gone to
New Orleans to examine the precau-
tlopary measures of that city against
yellow f4ver, now prevailing AZ Key
West, Fla.
E. r. TUTTLE, travelling passenger
agent of the Union Pacific railroad,
and O. O. Murdough, OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul, are stopping
at the Peabody.
Mrs. JAMES PULLEN, accompanied
, by her two children, let the city Sun
day lsst for EImiIa, N. Y, to spend
the remainder of the summer with her
sister, Mrs. ] ]. Bowling,
MAJ. Rory SANNoNKR ia now in Little
Rock attending the "resl estate boom"
Those intimate with the gentleman
hint that q matrimonial boom" will
: surprise his Memphis friends within q
few days.
MAJ ]. A. MoOADDEN has returned
, from Nashville. He reports having
enjoyed the princely hospitality Of
; Messrs. T, j. slowey, Oliver J, Tim
. othy, M. H. Gallagher, James Glenn
/ and others.
. VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: A.
> II. l.. Gosling, New York; r D.
: Goodwin, White, Tenn o. o. Ross,
, Okolona, Miss. w. F. Miller, Shelby
a county; W. G. Jordan, Louisville; E.
( M. Brown, Nashville.
B. f. DoNNELLY, a valued and
3 popular attache Of the Ledger press
room, and Miss Rosa Klsflski, q
sweetly disposed, pretty and talented
' young lady, will be married tonight.
+ After the ceremony reception will
!. be held at their future home, No. SS
r Alabama street.
r PRoE. EMILE LEVY has gone to Holly
9 Springs, Miss to undergo the excIu
d ciating ordeal of judging as to the
merits Of competing young ladies for
8 musical honors. He insists upon be-
= ipg introduced to none OF the Compel
y itors or their intimate friends until the
/. task has been performed.
!, Mics GRACE CHIC, the charming
II little daughter Of Mr.. J. M. Chic, Of
n st. Louie, Mo, who has been under
. the care and treatment OF Drs. Kelsay
and Swanson, Of this city, was dis.
J. missed by these skillful doctors and
n sent home cured. A certificate Of
\. her wonderful cure will be published
B. soon, which should be read and noted
% by all, for her cure was q wonderful,
y Il not a miraculas one. These doctors
T. are gaining wide reputation by the
10 merits OF their work. They are
d visited daily by as many as 100 or
more people. All speak loud in theii
ir praise,